A.2.5. Dynamism

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Dynamism is the governance element of innovation or positive change, the effect of which is to henceforth improve the efficiency of an organization.

A.2.4. Participation

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Participation refers to the effective involvement of stakeholders in the institution’s decision-making process to protect their interests and to support the social security programme. It is a way of building partnership between the board and the institution’s stakeholders, allowing better policy-making, improvement of trust among stakeholders and the enhancement of transparency.

Guideline 40. Information and communications strategy

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The management establishes an information and communications system to provide accurate and up-to-date information to the stakeholders of the social security programme. The goal is to empower stakeholders with a full understanding of the programme and how it is being governed, to enable their effective participation.

A.2.3. Predictability

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Predictability refers to the consistent and uniform application of the law, including the rules and regulations to implement it. Stakeholders are generally averse to sudden or unannounced changes in contributions to and benefits from the programme. The methodical application of the programme will strengthen stakeholder confidence and support for it.